by Pepper Basham | Dec 10, 2007 | Fiction Book Reviews
I can’t wait to read more from Mary Connealy. This delightful novel really brings out the battle of the sexes in a fun, spunky, and hilarious way.Sophie Edwards has been a single mom long before her husband was killed, and now she thinks she’s seeing...
by Pepper Basham | Dec 7, 2007 | Fiction Book Reviews
If you’ve ever asked what kind of love does God want for his kids, the answer is extra-large. In Miss Invisible by Laura Jensen Walker we meet the hilarious, insecure, and adorable Freddie, who believes that finding love is as possible as finding a 10 calorie...
by Pepper Basham | Dec 4, 2007 | Fiction Book Reviews
I work at a university and if any of you have ever taken the time to study typical university flooring, it isn’t exceptional. Occassionally someone will decorate an entryway into the library or a conference room with some ornate design, but for the most part,...
by Pepper Basham | Nov 27, 2007 | Fiction Book Reviews
My two-year-old, Samuel, is going through ‘the phase’. If you’re a parent, or have been around kids very much, you know what I’m talking about. It’s not ‘the terrible twos’, which I don’t think exist. It’s ‘a...
by Pepper Basham | Nov 15, 2007 | Fiction Book Reviews
While working in an inner city preschool in Charlotte, NC, I had the fantastic opportunity to watch kids from different ethnicities, backgrounds, and language opportunities grow and develop in a rich environment of new experiences. At this particular time I was about...
